The part of a sentence "part of respondents" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular portion or group of respondents or participants in a survey or study. For example: Part of respondents indicated that they enjoyed the new product.
All the respondents also agreed that the decision on life-saving treatments in terminally-ill should be involved the competent patient (100%) and, for a good part of respondents, even the family of incompetent patients (86.5%).
We did pilot test these descriptions and concluded that more detailed descriptions would reduce our response rate and increase the likelihood of varied and unpredictable interpretations on the part of respondents.
Free text answers were categorised and reported as absolute numbers and part of respondents.
Responses to this survey demonstrated the wish on the part of respondents to better understand research ethics and procedures.
Consent to the survey was assumed on the part of respondents who opted to complete and return the form.
There was an interest on the part of respondents in validated quantitative assays relevant to all GE events that contain these two genetic elements.
Index-participants were given two sets of coded cards to hand out (one set for sexual partners and the other for IDUs as part of respondent-driven sampling).
But that may be in part because the percentage of respondents with "no opinion" has reached a new high: it has more than doubled since 1985, moving from 8 percent to 19 percent.
A big part (32%%) of respondents estimated their acquaintance with donation procedures and organization of the national donation programme as little; 26 % are somewhat acquainted and 13%% not at all.
In the first part preferences of respondents with regard to different CRC screening modalities were elicited with a discrete choice experiment (DCE).
A large part of the respondents at preliminary stages had opposite views to this aspect.
